

In the following example, we will create a parent folder in Google Drive to house all the uploaded files. You can change the destination folder where files are stored or create custom folders based on the form response. We can however use Google Apps Script with Google Form triggers to instantly organize files in Google Drive as soon as they are uploaded by the form respondent. All files are uploaded in the same folder and, thus looking at the file in your Google Drive, it is difficult to determine which respondent has uploaded which set of files. When a respondent uploads a file through Google Forms, the file are stored in a fixed folder of your Google Drive. You may add the File Upload question in your Google Form to receive PDF assignments from students, résumé applications, portfolio images from contestants, and so on.

The File Upload feature of Google Forms lets you receive files from form respondents directly in your Google Drive. Learn how to organize file uploads and attachments from Google Forms and move files to a specific folder in Google Drive.
